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Sign upCapitalization of abbreviation starting with a number for biblatex export. #1949
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The extra spaces for preserving the uppercase letters in such cases comes from: var protectCaps = new ZU.XRegExp("\\b\\p{Letter}+\\p{Uppercase_Letter}\\p{Letter}*", 'g');
if (field != "pages") {
value = ZU.XRegExp.replace(value, protectCaps, "{$0}");
}which does not yet handle the cases with numbers as the var protectCaps = new ZU.XRegExp("\\b[\\p{Letter}\\d]+\\p{Uppercase_Letter}[\\p{Letter}\\d]*", 'g');However, this would still leave the H2O case unchanged. But I am not sure, what is the desired output for this case anyway? |
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But this should be then combined with the issue #1667. |
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For example 3D will then become {3D} in BibTeX export.
This fixes zotero#1949 for BibTeX.
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Auto capitilization of capitalized words for biblatex export (i.e. insserting curly braces around the word), does not appear to work when the capitalized word starts with a number. My example was an article named
3D intensity and phase imaging from light field measurements in an LED array microscope,
which turns up in the .bib file as
{3D intensity and phase imaging from light field measurements in an {LED} array microscope},
with no braces around the '3D' part.
I have tested other abbreviations starting with a number, and it appears to behave the same in all my tests.